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Table 5 Content, form of delivery and BCTs of gLiFE ordered by first appearance in sessions

From: Development of a conceptual framework for a group-based format of the Lifestyle-integrated Functional Exercise (gLiFE) programme and its initial feasibility testing

Session

Content

Method

Organisation

Material

BCT

1

Introduction of gLiFE

Frontal teaching, open questions

Circle of chairs

Laminated card showing the LiFE team

Information about health consequencesa (5.1.)

1, 2

Familiarisation/icebreaker

Group work

Open

Name tags

Social support (unspecified) c (3.1.)

1–7

Theory-based behaviour change units

Frontal teaching, group discussion, group work, open questions

Circle of chairs

Laminated cards showing the topic, poster with LiFE principles, flipchart

Problem solvinga (1.2.), instruction on how to perform the behaviourc (4.1.), information about antecedentsb (4.2.), prompts/cuesb (7.1.), credible source (9.1.), focus on past successa (15.3.)

1–6

LiFE activities

Frontal teaching, demonstration by trainers

Dependent on LiFE activity (see Table 6 in Appendix 2)

Laminated cards

Feedback on behaviourc (2.2.), social support (unspecified) c (3.1.), information about health consequencesa (5.1.), demonstration of the behaviourc (6.1.), credible source (9.1.), social rewardc (10.4.)

1–6

Assessment of LiFE activities

Group assessment

Dependent on LiFE activity (see Table 6 in Appendix 2)

LiFE Assessment Tool

Social rewardc (10.4.), graded tasks (8.7.)

1–7

Visualisation

Frontal teaching, individual work

Circle of chairs

 

Mental rehearsal of successful performancea (15.2.)

2–7

Repetition of LiFE activities

Frontal teaching, demonstration in a group, partner work

Dependent on LiFE activity (see Table 6 in Appendix 2)

Additional material (e.g., towels)

Feedback on behaviourb,c (2.2.), behavioural practice/rehearsalb (8.1.)

2–7

Positive experiences, greatest challenge in execution of LiFE and problem solving

Group discussion

Circle of chairs, semi-circle of chairs

 

Problem solvinga (1.2.), review behaviour goal(s) a (1.5.), social support (unspecified) c (3.1.), social rewardc (10.4.), focus on past successa (15.3.)

1–7

Action planning

Group discussion, individual work

Circle of chairs, semi-circle of chairs

Flipchart, laminated cards showing LiFE activities, flipchart

Goal settinga (behaviour) (1.1.), action planninga (1.4.), prompts/cuesb (7.1.)

1–7

Wrap-up/summary

Frontal teaching, open questions, group discussion

Circle of chairs, semi-circle of chairs

  
  1. BCT Behaviour change technique. Behaviour change theory is linked to the different BCTs as the following: aHAPA, bHabit formation theory, cSelf-Determination Theory